This is Modulok
Modulok could kick Will Wright‘s ass with one arm and two legs tied behind his back.
Evil beast of a thousand bodies
This is Modulok.
“His figure was an instant hit with buyers due to its unique nature. The figure came packaged in a cardboard case, its 22 pieces encased in a plastic bag within.”
Matt Caracappa’s paean to Modulok.
“Modulok was a He-Man figure, no doubt, but there’d never been one quite like him. In fact, there wasn’t a single toy on the planet quite like Modulok.” (See also.)
The Modulok ad.
“Mo … du … lok, Modulokmodulokmodulokmodulok …”
The Treachery of Modulok.
The mini-comic included with the figure.
Modulok’s TV career.
“Right from his first appearance in He-Man, Modulok had always been a very individual villain… ”
Modulok in action.
Stop-motion animation by MadsKaizer.
Modulok ver. 2003.
Chris Edwards’ redesign was part of a toy proposal submitted to the Four Horsemen.
Modulok ver. 2004.
Fan-art by J-Sun.
Modulok ver. 2004.
Fan-art by Andrew Cramer.
Modulok ver. 2006.
A fantastic custom figure by Gary based on his redesign.
This is Modulok
Modulok is a scientist.
Modulok invented spam.
Modulok is an evil scientist.
Toy links
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More brilliant stop-motion videos from Plamoo.
10 worst Batman toys.
“… toymakers have long resorted to wild, weird and insultingly awful specialty Batmen that even as kids we knew were a bad idea.”
Always in the wrong place at the wrong time.
The Subway John McClane 1/6-scale figure has a phenomenal head sculpt.
The first Japan Toy Association awards.
“Picking up the Trendy Award was Bandai Corp.’s Mugen ni Dekiru Series, toys that allow people to squeeze a toy pea pod endlessly to enjoy the sensation.” Wha-…?
About Legoland.
“… construction throughout the park uses more than 35 million bricks, which are glued together and coated with a UV-resistant finish to battle fading from the sun.”